So pack your bags, slap on the mosquito repellent, and get ready to meet the lord of the jungle- face to face. The experience is one which is guaranteed to stay with you long after you’re back home.
From the ferocious leopards of the terai to the flamboyant flamingos of the Rann of Kutch, from the elusive Nilgiri tahr to the rare red panda of the eastern forests- India’s jungles teem with wildlife awesome in its utterly impressive variety. Despite onslaughts by an ever-burgeoning human population, India’s wildlife manages to survive in small pockets of comparative wilderness. These, India’s wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, are among the country’s most fascinating places. Places, where you can get to see wild animals at close quarters- sometimes too close for comfort.
So pack your bags, slap on the mosquito repellent, and get ready to meet the lord of the jungle- face to face. The experience is one which is guaranteed to stay with you long after you’re back home.
